The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-29
Death IN THE WATER
Is THE ELEMENT WE npru,
DECIMATING THE PEOPLE,
How a Univcrsal Menace to Hoa,.,
Nay Bc Disarmed.

section in one oi the leaAing cities Of ''.n tin
State were prostratca with malisnan,
disease, and upon investigation i, was
found that only those who used wa,a,
from famous old we'll were the victim.
Professor $. u. baltimore, ana|yst ~
the New York State Board of Healr
upon analyziny water from this wsl'
found it more deadly than the i, cit,,
sewage!
The tilling up Of the old we'll s,opna,
the r:lvages Of the disease.
Not long since the writer noticed Will,
some men were making an excavation
for 4 large building. Il stratum OF darI
colorcd eartl, running from near tha
surface to hard pan. There it took an.
other course toward !: we'll near ut hand
The water from this we'll had for wear,
been tainted Will, tn. DRAWINGS froma
rcccivin. vault, the perco'ations Of which
had .liscolored the earth! :.
Terrible! 80
4 similar condition vi things exists in
every village and city where we'll water
is used, and though the tiltering which
the fluids receive in passing through the
earth may give them = clear appearance,
vet the poison and disease remains,
though the water may look never 50
clear.
It is still worse with the farmer, 10,
the drainage from the harn-yard and the
Stops from % kitchen eventually find
! their way into the familv well!
| The same condition OF things exists in
our large cities, whose water supplies are
rivers fed by little streams that carry off
the filth and drainage from houses. THIS
"water" is eventually drunk by ricl, and
poor alike with grea, evil.
Some cautious people resort to the tilte,
for purifying this water, but even tho
filter does not remove this poson, for
water Of the most deadly character may
pass through this .il ~ and become clear,
yet the poison Disguised is there.
They who use filters know that they
must be renewed "A; t~1ular periods. ior
even though they do not take out Ill the
impurity, they soon hrronc foul.
Now in like manner the human kid.
they are filed up wit impurities and
become foul, like the filter, all the blood
in the system coursing through thembe-
comes &C bad, for It is now a conceded TACT
that the Kidneys are the chief means
whereby the blood is purified These
organs are filled with thousands ui hair.
like tubes which drain the impurities
from the blood, ~ the sewer pipes drain
impurities from our houses.
II q sewer pipe breaks under the house.
the sewage escapes into the earth and
fills the house with poisonous gas; 30 il
any of the thousand and one little hair
like sewer tubes of the kidneys break
down, the entire body is affected hv this
awful poison.
It is a scientific fact that the kidneys
have few nerves Of sensation; and, con-
sequently, disease may exist in these
organs for long time and not be sns
Iected by the individual 1t is impossi
bic to filter or take the ,leat!, out OF thu
blood when the least arrangement exists
in these organs, and ii the blood is not
filtered then the uric acil, o. kidney
poison, removable only by Warmers sale
cure, accumulates in the system and a.
tacks any organ, producing nine out Of
ten ailments, just as sewer gas and bad
drainage produce 80 many fatal disorders.
Kidney disease, may he known to exist
ii there is any marked departure from
ordinary health without apparent known
cause, and it should he understood by all
that the greatest peril exists, am! is III
tenstied, il there is the least neglect to
treat it promptly with that great spe 'iflt,
Warmers safe cure. Il remedy that has
received the highest recognition .!
scientific men who have thoroughly 10
vestigated the character OF kidney he
: rangements.
, They may not tell us that the cause ol
so many diseases in this organ il The I'M,
! pure water or any other one thing but
this poisonous water with its impurities
coursiny constantly through these deli
, cate organs undoubtedly docs produce
much OF the decay and disease when
eventually terminate in the fatal EriIh;s
disease, for this disease, alike among the
drinking men. prohihitinnist+ tl'' 10
bacco slave. the laborer, the ntr''l''n'
and the tramp. works terrible 'ie'as's
ton every Year. 49,,
1t is we'll known that the liver wh't'
is so easily thrown ''ont Of gear" rs tfey
say, very readily disturbs the action o.
; the kidneys. That organ when der'nsea'
Immediately announces the fact ''y sa,
, low skin, constipatcd bowels. tca'ea
tongue, and headaches, hn, the kidhs!
when diseased. struggles on for ens
time. ANA the fact ri lis disease, can ON!
he discovered by the aid of the n'.ios, n'.i:s,
cope ar by the physician VIII" - >k,.''a,
. enough to trace the most indirer rli'c';;
in the system to the der,n:;en ~ "
; these organs. rs the prime r.lu'.'. 49,,
= The public is learning mu'i' Oh ,I,' u.
. subject and when i; .'0!n"' /" ll'iasI
, stand that the Kidneys are ,i'e real he;''II
!, regulators. Is they are The real '''''a
purifiers m the system, they will es'.i.
, sn infinite ainonnt Of unnecessary st
:. fering, AND add length "' days and navy
ness to their lot.
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